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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23
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WAHxspuRa. Nanh., Oct. l0th.
EpTron PoGT tNTmxkraKaunns Ei@w
many Of the Memhafa. eise4 % TIE Leg
isissaFe do yen surpoes have accepted
free paases aT mileage books from rail.
roads doing business IN the Territory,
aud are Republicans o. Democrats tho
greatest cfsnaers1 Isthaza no vas az
stopplne this form of petty bFibegy %
he peopless Law makeFai
A DBousKzD OErganN.
Ths PosE IETEIEzaEncKa Ia snAhle 10
inform "A piaNnsAea 0ltizsn" bow many
members eg aAs csmsnR LEGISLATURE
have Submitted 10 The form Of bribery
which arousss bis indiRnasiOs. Il pre-
sames that pass OF milsaRs ticket has
been ciIereA 10 each Of them, but il 10
enable - a.y hsg many have been ~
tuMa. n sill Rlsdly eablssh. however,
The uames Of any members Who have
dsoiinsd 10 accept passes. and Il thuse
who hare dans % VIII inform he Posr-
IEEM1LlaEs0ss Of the taas they vill
eFAilfy so eaiy "A Diszusaed oitissn"
bal many OshsF siiissna - veil.
Thosa VIC have refused o. returned
passes sAeald nos heGisaia. ana Will not
heaiaais. % havs iha pahlia knaw the
fact fhose 100 rava aeeagasa lhsm
vii deahtleas Be Of the opinion thai IL
Il saaas ~ tha psople's busisssss and
wtll refuse 70 stata whether they hase
accepted OF refused pasasa. Etis esnss-
ally safe 10 sAy thai tAoes sho assume
this Attitude have dons ssmsthing thai
they are ashamed Ct ana thai thsy %
net desire tbs pahlia ta knnw Of Il.
hsA nasgezasd oltiAsA' gill eataA Ma
PoHF- hNxn114amNczz calefally and ses
hoS saAay % The legislators state that
thsy have declined passes. Be VII b
able - Learn psstty accurately h0w
many have asSepasa then and WHISTLER
nspahlicAns or DsmOeraas are most a.
ea.,4s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

ne Foer-IMrni1zaxzcHa hes positive
sneormallou IA sha slEssa thaa 40 oHaan.
lrsd efEaFt viii Be nads duEing ~ esm
ina sssalon Of Ne legislature soe9ees
che renovAl Of The territorial capital
fsom Olympia. Many reasona may Be
alven why This sslaEa shoald net sac
essh. and sha aszamsnaa vAssh can -
advanced 10 favor Il Eemav1 8 ~
prsasaa tims are indsed fsw.
TAsse h ne msana ct knoulaa whai
she boundaries Of The future stale 81
washinetoa Wlil BE-. A location Of The
eapaaal ~ The pressni time musa b
mads largely % guess wesk, She center
es the futaEa state being apgrsximassd
a. nearly a. posaible. II vii b far
better 10 waia anil admission inao IL
unioa 10 asally ehsafna4. SD lhsn ~
MAKE = psrmanena tosslton 81 ne eAe-
ltal e. near he center ct the saAss -
posnshAA
FarshsE ahaa shis. tes people Of Tue
TaFtisory are not a. yet prepared 10
crest permanent stats aaildlnaG sheaia
lhe capital b removed Ros. il would BE-
necessary h eraea Temporary hssl9inSs
for shs aosommDdaazan q he saeizaa.
turs ana ~ uaFso~a settsssEiaI saiAla.
fha hailAinaa new In ase AZ oiympla
are amply satAossaa fos present pas-
uaass. ana shege b no naeeasisy faR va
eating than ana erealans ether bail&.
tnms which viii Ia thelf tara have 10 Be
sassasa wsshin q taw yeaFA whatever
arsannssnsmt nsahs 10 naAae zoe d 30
n.sa d ~ cosiAAA mn11 u she uafsss
q sAanes Be is1petAry. Il vonid h
auwiss % naAka ang change ensil he
snrasas ca hs permansasiy loeaisd ana
narmansnA haia3lnea EN- b sssuaa6
WAen .tha erepsz tina eoasas To
rusr.lnFn1HxanseEa will fasos TIE ~.
saosal e. tAa sAFilAi 70 sasA p-ina n
Osntfal wsshsngtoa as SEEMS - poMsesn
"a aragasat aasautaess, est that tine
u nea ysa. 0lyapaa sAeeiS Eemafa ~
earlaas eoR ths psespna. ed Ne asaizs
az shs xaziaaa RlAssa Which srs eHhi-
taena e. haesmsnR shs seaa4 saraaal
sAeala ha eas1faliy ssnadass6- Ths
reanas shsusa alas esasaaef the a4sisA,
AA.is e Ne tersflosy peaehaal1R D
mas 81 lsna - shs haasaisaa ant
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

hosIikfM monniazn s1ssnss Ieeualnz
shcro al ~ slsas fnsfl,afl1us sos -
gssiae 80 sesnnzs nllnlnR tle@ -
w5k al Is frnn neisss city = -
se1iiun = pmhtAe &Efldinas $3.50
Ho1s ansasn Ees ~ limR. Thas Slen
wAa fnllsssd u pzrs " 0hls 60 e
bssn fsslswu6 wlah nslas adpauaxas ~
Hsheaatn wssan miNke fslio9
skssr sxagAr ssa bend ~ ga snpa-
fai easg.
ThES rlnH. kcws9es. sd ~ slzi1la p
fhs gssfons eliaa ukleh dsairs % =.
sea sAa lni. Ghsnid q ennaiaa
lslnfsly snd on1ssaily. Kos ne Drss
ena 0Ismpia IA eooa anaaRA eApllal
end Shess 90 fav1s - lmmsalass
ssngs hnas 81 Il lsasi - bsu1 Intsa'
go o. ~ turxitnEy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Asah khsn. he psstasdsE 10 The AZ
KhAa aArons. eontianss b pazxAs hiE
ssantrynsn an1 Anssd matsxlni tx IL
pewspapsF sarrsspOndsnts il 8 nanssr
salsa ne laaiss shSala me- fail te ap.
pceslAis. % Fsisay a wss snnounusa
t1aA AyOsh hsA esrtAlaiS aisa 10 she
dsssrt fFe@ weonda inatsisd 10 hal-
~ uaaA The tsoSps 81 TIE A@esE snt 90
Saturday Il uas ssatsd thaa be haa a..
sans4 he sanarnl e Ne AFshan insas.
ssnas END Wuasd 81 oaee praoeaa 10
nAks i - AsaseSiiaE a. pssalbls ssr
~ ed essay ~ AEesE. ltwtl ~ q
nd aAg e. Ne eoxsnspenAsazs uAsn
leagA rsaIls aeea sxsstAhs kyoah Khsn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23


n. sas, shst almosl every steamer
,ua.Ips 81 4 rssulsy Eanle On PUGET
5000 - usasss from esaAils q % in-
Islal rolnt indicates how s0mplstsly
aestsle Z ths censer Of Puget sound and
~ hsadauafsess Of The trade Of west
- w.shipeson, there are MOI half .
an.nn n.namhoaf roaiea en- che Sound
ahaa a. nos eud 4, Seattle. aud Il Il nov
80 ~. sheu sves trus thai 70 Get from any
rslns 81 ne eoand 70 slmess any olhss
s,elp. 4 4 necessary 10 aEsi cone 70
e.assls.
Iahnoa tA,ouah accident thai ali the
a,and a.~amurs make shls eliy ihsis
hsasaaevssrs, rhsy % % becanss a q
q shSlg lpseresa, hsoausA eeattlsts ihe
ss.,,aa re'a.s a nfnnsv-uire hnn6rsdtka
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

ssSaattls needs an Institution whiah,
u established, Wenl6 cost vsRy lilfle
money! SAID q gentleman the other
day ~bae which wenld prove Of untold
eenvenienee to the thousands OF people
VITO ere coming here. Il might 10 cali
ed "a Intelligence HaEaan.' Arrange
meata eosid easily b made b. which
kny stranger coming TO the city could
eesteeiy eEusd lsaxnina that there vas
szch az luEtttalion. Than by going
theFs they could have Ell thelf inqul-
mes answered fully END infeIliRenliy.
Seattle, Gre Faoeiviaa laxRe aanessions
% theiF population from all parts eg tbs
ccuneEy, such an institution sould BE-
Of comparatively smala seRsiee. Hut
IN seattle a wuald prove especially val
nable. OF oouFse Is wpaid hs necessary
70 manage Il 90 thRt u would impFesa
AZ entire s1lengex uilh eon1dsnoe n u.
There ahcgid act Be nnF business handle
% IL, and the person In ehssgs Of Il
Ahould noa Be permitted 10 make
aeaD ice Suggestions 90 20 baasnaNs nat
tssa IN tnis gay the hapdlins. Cd 10
speak, Of the ine0EsamR tide, woafd be
tntailiaeat, snd doAb1aaas many q man
Who hy EaaDsn of lMek az acquaintance,
linda his Inquiries unEatisgaotsEily an
sMsFsd, or 6eoomea diaanaraRed, leaves
lks city when, u be eoala have bis
qaestiuns answered b. 8oms oAs Ia
whem b had ennndeaos. be miRht ks
enesuraeed 10 remain. Sash an ins&t-
tutiou Woald be uFmpathe1sc and oeuld
al np4 cthsrpiae than have goDd knfla
ease. lkG spheEe migAt gradually be
ealaraed. TOO. bas tAa NigimR,os reliable
inf0Ematf0n shagid te IL leA9ina lea
Eafess SAHzE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Ah..s DO weeks go Dlrsases 2. =.
w,ssh1. y ne NsFhsra Pssaas' -
,.ssr.sa s. hiu Philaaslphia ossns, ne
r,sas. q sayine shaa ~ me:s woo =. y, .
! "a 4 Ghs psssans iuint Asess e lss
oosssoa Rsllvay ard hasl 49, .' -,
800 unssI shs sins Coz aneahsI $500
$500 u Rorshsrn Pnslne disss'sIa'
g Tn1ns. howssss. shs 80. .' - -
us.IIy slensd % behalf q 20 n .ssa'..''
P ,. i Is grssamsd 49, Dassssol
waehs's ssausaey 70 49, nasass. - !.
800 I measure Of hla inaasnse =
No,ghsrn faesha sGalEs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23
rms NekrHEaH PACIEac.

MAfFKRa OF rNTNnK9x coAcnaNxNa II.
The Northern Paeifs is ssill 9 fruit
FOL scarce Of newspaper gossip. and al.
moea svery day The exchanges aantain
something Of interest," regarding IL. Ths
Helena Tndspsndssf Of October isah
contained The following special fram
81. Pnuls
ear. nackley hes decided NOS 70 ee,
eeps tbs poaltien q assistant general
manaesr o. the RAsseFn division Of the
Northern Paeiao, made vacant By ths
resignation Of Odell. The position hes
bees tsndered 20 and accepted 81 sam
uel h Aiasiie. hfEesafoFe suneFlntsnd-
All 81 che eest and we4l Mlnns pa and
WlaeneMin divisions. n. d M9oss 60
perinaendent Of TOE Montana division
and branches. vtli suaceed Atnalies and
Al. L. VininG, superintendent % ne
Fergus Falls and Black Hills dsvistna,
sasseedB RoSt. The supeFinlesdeney
81 she latter division viii rsmais va
can't foE Tie present"
The Nsw York SHa, Ostoher i4sh, 10
ia anancial article contains The feilew-
ine uianineaal paragraph: Il mas a..
foFa eonae sn1isfac1ion % &ha kaxthofn
Paslla aaaeAhotaers Who arc not Ia
symeaAtsg VIA the poziss e pexaonal
arnsnndfEsmens 60 know that suas of
DllaeAne Charles b. Wriaht's favoxite
easerprissa have prospefsd 50 indiHeF-
eRtly ahs Lass year that be hes haa "a
pmE aha flxed charges upon them from
kis uun pookei. while Ma. WKiaAi i
krx4ne Ia keen thene eanesFnz above
waAeF, be Alss appeaFs % Be chieGy re-
ssomsthie fox the decided efforts thai ere
heizr made 10 foFce Tie 0re1on and
TFanscnusiMeufzl G1mDAnE - ia lidaGo.
OF uear'le. shts ueesssieM1ae toes aepEa-
eiaakaa 81 its sssets.and. as he pEiaeipal
Ausss ID Northern Pasafe ssoek. the
pasasina speelaels il presented Of a..
EscsCEs ssenRinz the seo0k % thar eva
caupanY In order 10 iniuFa q fsaaow
r.aokha1her. This may BE- oaEpnEMse
moEaliag Ii FhiIa0eiphiA. hat % Is noe,
30 my ne lsast. popniar IN Wall sfrees.
ma mAisa2emeut e. tha 0feSa1 ana
EEaascanAlnsnaal Q<mFang uaay met he
ahose c1l1icssan. h1s d isnoa tsakinQ Cd
inlsRKity. Is nay have ootliyea It's use-
falness, hat tkaEe ere 60 feeieattona
thas ifa uppoaenas are going b b a.
lnwea . esssaas "a 6sssclzGsen, A. .
ualseT az faea he esNanfB itian val be
slEsn9thenaa ia he neaF faiufe and
pHnaf fzanisheS shaa iss ess4ts afe nss
II the markst - pssssas psiees
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23
cHRoNIo LoOsENKss OF THE
BOWKIls

R9ulss from saeaEfsu1 indigestion.
ina eauaa lee 10 ths taecidisy % tbs
lsTax. A regular hRhil 81 body eAn be
asc1ssa hg taking SiDmon8 Liver kaa-
ulm1ar 10 aid 2saastian. 10 a&fmniate toe
anIs and alaRgiHA liver, mi ia Ne sys.
tan 81 excessive an4 pna1Qno1g bile.
Tss Bagui6tcE co1He1ln nn&2I1F Of TIE
eaoma1A. eaEss dgsrNla 9n& fmsasea
rseaiasisg a. NJ se9sGs mli9s kzna kksen
EaxilN e ee1ftTsH14.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

MAMaxxRzn. Ohio. 0cf Il. sAA
MmKHa. q. g. RMmMnx CO.. Asasila II
Gentlsmens Xsa are htn3hs asAnaI,ssH
aail forty taaa, wateg fEenIa2A In hlseAr NJ
and 20 Lads addison, fcF ta1 psf laE
thcae joining THE Miles latA xhmF4sast s
af aitornsg 70 Charley. naspssafallr.
6na. b KfSM
According to the ahora ins
tons we Lerehy ofEer for aala
last and only water frOntak III
Elliott bay that can b puTha
ct any reasonable price, ana Ill
which, for q small inveslm
fortunes win b made in SN
years.
We havs also sons eholse residences aHa Hih
propaRags
Doe hcans and lot. price a1aan
b I've l0sn neaE Gnrirloo GuleHee. axB9a
nieeka On Wqndiaua RFanae and NMk. 0
Tive water frank ipts In Bellevue. NHtl
Fefay acres "a fne az Saallle EHkA M
ana Kaaae8R Railway, $500
Coed haNineae l0cati0ma On Frant and Ns8a
streets. And chofoa aeiseHlpn * nKaesI as'll
sFly IN neaKig Al the AaalllaRs % sgafl
kxamine our iint, follow 4 lacy man
700 canT 90 far aairng. Apply -
q. G. RMf&MMx a 60.
oessi&alm Janaaa street. 8aAi&Ia, wv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Thon deHble assessments fFeQusntly
ooonR under the present system. thai Ii,
The property 10 assessed In he names Of
two or more peTssns or owners. Il u q
fast thatin enc instance Q pieoe Of prop
eFty vas assessed against three persons,
each Of whom was apparently charge
able With all the taxes. Materially I've
Of the three objected 10 psyina taxes
on property they did not oBn. Under
the preasnt eyaien thaf property eoulo
have hasn cold three times b the 6heF-
III foE the same taxes. Then, sometines
man eells hia property and fails TO re-
cord Tie deed, OF lei anyone IL The
neiQhboEhood knsp Of the transfer.
TIE Assessors aaeess il In the EaEaeof she
Repzted or fnEmer ewnaE. aud the par
chaser hes u assessed, also 10 bis name.
There u noEhfnR In the present. system
to pseveaa such oonfusina. Il can re3d-
lily be undsxueooa that Il she real estate
II indsxed, instead Of kha name Of She
owner. Implications could easily be de-
tsets6. Governor Seznpla has heen 70
guessed to reoomunend the passaRs of 9
nav assessment Ian. il his message 20
The next Legislative Assembly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

This difaoulty about the collection
and cEaditina Of taxes has caused
great deal 81 EaIk add Is nov causing q
good deal more. The probabilities are
snat something more will Be done
changing the whole syafsm Of making
assessments and Of collecting the taxss.
Al present the assessments are mace n
tbs nAnsg Of the owners or reputea
0wnsEn, and these names GET mixed
somstignss very sadly and aometimes
tue name 81 the 0WneF oanngt Do dis
covered. That Is Why thsre ara NUM-
Der Of psspeFkies assessed 10 unkn0Ma
0wneER when oaa Of these unknown
ownefa hobs up and GAYS hs wants 20
cay hia taxes, the clefks have Q mighty
hard tIme fading the "nnkn0Wn's''
property. Had the property been dea
iqnated % the asseesm ne roll, the
'sunknowno could have simply de-
scribed his property and Il could hsve
been foHna very easily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Remembss that whss 80 assaFt the
vafue ee REandEsfhss PEi1a We Is he
sszna tima FsieF yea 70 tbs aAcusands %
tsszktnuntais wa haEa pMblished aaR-
rcxssrg all and evsn Eners ahau ve alaIn,
Eks eest esiden4e OF s1sif s1l1e liza a
thess seatim0eiais. It's piiia have hean
IL use II this esanssF faE osef fklY yaMzM
anft tn saas sime-aaxa osen surely wall
iesseS. We neFNK keAnd eoapaalnt az
Rer. IheY are haTmlesa. k1fnH weed
satss. krd always d. tkeiF WsEA vel,
~ :. r.lnah.n f1nann -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Tia 0ounhy Treasurer says that since
the publication IN the PaBr. InTExiEz
0KnoEn Of the complications resulting
tram me necleol of farmsrs 30 present,
when thsy paid their taxsa. the reosipt
for theiE road taxes, nnnabsF Of farm.
ers have added themselves 30 tee list Of
men Who have had q highly interesting
experience oane IN their lives. What
svoF doubts thsy mag have heretofore
about khs necessity Of taking cara Of
thsiT read tax receipts were dispellee
very rapidly when they learned that pcs
sibly The Sheriff had sold thciF farms.
Appearances seem 10 indicate that here.
after the frst thing farmer viii do
when be goes 20 the TfeasuEex'a Office
will be 10 thrust Q clip Of paper In the
shape Of 3 parallelogrAm under the
Tfeasurek's nose and Hay:
Here's that oonfoanded receipt, and
see ihas you don't forgst il.n
That d Substantially what 0ns man
taid yesterday afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

BsomiaR removal Eate. NeEeakson
tnoasand daikaKs woEtk Of dry eeadz
b0nRhl a. anrsion 10 San kFaR11zeH las
week. Bargains toe Semsroas - asn-
lioa. 0lne early M1adAy mpznina.
Texas 4 siazssMAE-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

ndwansnns 81 the occasion, the eErest Of
Al Hsw miRht be protgoezv0 OF peou-
iiaKly valuable results, said q gentle
man connected with tha puiIeo depart
menk YESTERDAY. eWhen sestimony Was
taken for tue puFposa Of de1eTminina
shs amnant Of properly An NnM ewned,
arc witness taa<iHsd that Al How yes
rieh. and that estimates Of his wealth
ran an the way from 5000 30 $50 COO.
There vera qnsssiona asked "a 90 the
business Interests o. An How, and the
aarna witness sal il vas & matAeE OF
conaunon Report that Al Hos was ne-
tivnlY engaged ID Smuggling opium E1d
OfhsF thtnRs, including OhinanaaBs into
tha Unfke6 States. The witness wa1 50
poeisige ahat men had said they knew
Al How was engaged In the unlaWfni
trnfiic msntiened. Nov, Why do not
the polioa display khsir detso4ive ability
and f6xze1 Qua the truth. Is Ii not
ilkeav ahey would care 70 admits tkat .
Ohsnaman IL SMARTER than they ere. II
uhnt they say b true. thinRs miaht be
made very ineeHn6&in@ Tor An How. Ga
sheir saateulants, he has been aektlnQ
rich vexy fAas, and yes they oonldn't
catch him. One man said duFina the
hearing In che bribery cAse shaa An
How ID very keen. and that Sc kspa she
run OF all the srnnaaalng dene h this
loealify. IL any one attempted 70 @et
into the business, Al How would 0nd h
out and wait until he ceueht them ak Il,
when be wunid maze them pay him q
large ahars Of the profits, thxeaheninR Il
they did not DO 90 70 expose them. Il
Il said be always Rot bis money. Ha
must have mo1sy, for the Ohinnmen
uoon arranged for TIE additional s1B00
bail required. TIE ease furnishes the
police good chance. Let them SLOW
their mettle."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Halt prise Ane sllk rlas Is q -
sFsns aAEe skis weeh.
eE1s onsena CanasA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

MARRIED..
MSee snf MS HsFsfet +. 5s1es. both \ C.
ANr Munnl4in.
EazEnmI- C1NEmAwn--En Eonl1le. q Trlniiy
EAneeh. oee. n, - iAe EaR Dan Walkeu.
CAAvan ". EaSIaE - zaconn. AMI Afse Iva
Bszls CisTsiana. q ecafs,e
aHsmt-R1mm s-In Seattle. 81 he renl4enre q
= jain Csrts. o.. ~ ~ u Nkv nean
W4kNsn. Azrshaii A. Slsea, af ae14aa. Aaa..
80 Mss Sarah y Slmnas, e. Dululh. Minn.
DIED
KrEnRruGp--la Raat Esnnssna, o.. d, Ms.
Lzry xAlllsaat1. aasd . yars. satlxe q
DexzeK. Mezne.
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FURNITURE

TT ron WANT 10 GIT A nARnArM IA
4 RnFniimEo 40 10 q. r. MANNING. On o.
lu@nia STREET, frmt door mnHk Of EunnA iek
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- . Psashss cmEs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

ne soaneil. BY es6inanes So, osdsF-
% NaAiasa esreef 10 Be opened fEam
tha Cd ats lfmika - 1aAlae MazAinglna.
and the cantFana for IN whals wsgk. q
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THE DESERTED CoACuM AN.
lie Mourns Ills Minsing Victoria, but Sti
"#.. 0ulstlv NvorLx Nh lila Cnr ID.

He Mourns Ills MiSsing Victoria, but Still
l.,s Quietly Works on His Car.
ENEw York, Jan. 6.-J. Ernest schilling,
the deserted husband Of Victoria Morosini,
to-day made an affidavit stating that he
has no knowledge Of his wife's wherea-
bouts or correspondence with her since
she left him; that he has not been served
with any papers in divorce case, and that
he has not been offered money or any
consideration to consent to divorce. The
affidavit wnD made to contradict state
ment sent to morning paper, and which
purported to be signed by the ex-coach.
man. He is still employed as conductor
on the Sixth Avenue Surface Road. as he
was when Victoria left him, and he has
no intention Of hunting her up, as he be-
lieves she is in tho custody of her parents.
BE does not wish her 10 live with him un-
less she is bsppy in his company.
Z Ever since Ernest eloped with his fair
miatrees and was brought into public
notice be apparently has. never allowed
himself to be carried away by the re-
marknble circumstances which have sur
rounded him. lie still occupies the rooms
they had together when Victoria sang at
the Casino: schilling said to-day: II
told Victoria before We we're married that
she could never bo contented with me.
She said she was sure she could and that
ehs would take her own life if refused
her. l don't want her to live with me if l
can't make her happy, but if she wishes to
come back l am willing to, support her as
! did before she left me-" 1t is stated on
good authority that Victoria is now abroad
with some OF tho members Of her family.
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PORTER SMITHS friends are circulating
sons very ugly stories about Captain Tom
Bennett. Some Of the men on Captain
Smith'a force are actively engaged in this
business. II any responsible man will
put theae stories before the public in tam
gibe shape he will be given an opportuui
t. to prove his allegations. Porter Smith
ought to beaeech his friends to stop this
thing, lor it naturally brings up his own
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ESCAPED FROM A GILLIAN JAIL.
An American Tells low lie Was Trsnted BY
tho Colombian Authorities. Vac

tho Soiouiulun AutnOFittebs .t..H
NEw ioRK, Jan. G.-Tom Foye, q con
duc!on on the Panama railroad, who wa
moatly unjustly sentenced a month aince
in Colon, to eight years. imprisonment
for shooting bloodthiraty native pasaen.
ger, arrived In New York yesterday, hay.
Ing made a remarkable escape, attended
with great peril and exposure. Mr.. Foyo
says that his trial was O farce, and that hc
was not permitted 10 speak word In bis
own defense although the native was
about to kill him with huge knife when
ho fired aud killed him. He was confined
In a prison where the floors reeked with
filth. Whom Foye escaped u reward OF
SIC, 600 was offered for bis capture. Foye
denounces the treatment Americans re-.
ceiye a. the hands Of the Colombian
authorities. Tho American Consul is
afraid to say anything or do anything
that might dlsplease the native officials
and nobody respects the rights OF Ameri.
can citizens. s.s,. - fs1.l.S, a
AS an instance Of the way the Colon.
bian Government run Thugs, Foye Bsid:
EARLY In October some trouble aross be.
tween the captain and sailors on au
American bark which was anchored In
the harbor. Tho captain sent for the po.
lice and four Of them boarded the vessel.
They met with opposition and their arms
were taken away. A large forcp was then
sent aboard the vessel, and, though they
met with no resistance, they shot and
killed !our men, two OF them wore lying
In their hunks In the foreclstle. The
matter was reported to Consul General
Adamson and there the matter seemed to
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A Penttpnt Caller,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-The Presidentre.
coived q call to-day from young whom
he had recently. pardoned from tho peni-
tentiary. When the President saw his
card he immediately recognized the psms
and directed thst the visitor be shown in.
The young man said he lived some dis-
tanns from Washington, but had come
hero in order to personally thank the
President for reslorlna him to liberty and
to his family; and slEo to Gsapse him that
the future his conduct would conyiaoa
the President that his clemency had not
besp misapplied. The President treated
bis viaitor very kindly, aud after inquiring
into his past life and future prospects, ad.
vised him to go to work and MAZE himself
useful citizen, adding that it is never too
late to reform, and that there was plenty
OF room for him in the world. Z